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   From: gayrightistsx@yahoomail.com   
      
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   >White House records turned over to   
   >House show 7-hour gap in Trump phone   
   >log on Jan. 6   
   >MARCH 29, 2022   
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   >Internal White House records from the   
   >day of the attack on the U.S. Capitol   
   >that were turned over to the House   
   >select committee show a gap in President   
   >Donald Trump's phone logs of seven hours   
   >and 37 minutes, including the period   
   >when the building was being violently   
   >assaulted, according to documents   
   >obtained by CBS News' chief election &   
   >campaign correspondent Robert Costa and   
   >The Washington Post's associate editor   
   >Bob Woodward.   
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   >The lack of an official White House   
   >notation of any calls placed to or by   
   >Trump for 457 minutes - from 11:17 a.m.   
   >to 6:54 p.m. - on Jan. 6, 2021 means   
   >there is no record of the calls made   
   >by Trump as his supporters descended   
   >on the U.S. Capitol, battled   
   >overwhelmed police and forcibly entered   
   >the building, prompting lawmakers and   
   >Vice President Mike Pence to flee for   
   >safety.   
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   >The 11 pages of records - which consist   
   >of the president's official daily diary   
   >and the White House switchboard call   
   >log - were turned over by the National   
   >Archives earlier this year to the House   
   >select committee investigating the   
   >Jan. 6 attack.   
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   >The records show that Trump was active   
   >on the phone for part of the day,   
   >documenting conversations that he had   
   >with at least eight people in the morning   
   >and 11 people that evening. The gap also   
   >stands in stark contrast to the extensive   
   >public reporting about phone conversations   
   >he had with allies during the attack.   
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   >The House panel is now investigating   
   >whether Trump communicated that day   
   >through backchannels, phones of aides   
   >or personal disposable phones, known   
   >as "burner phones," according to two   
   >people with knowledge of the probe,   
   >who, like others interviewed for this   
   >report, spoke on the condition of   
   >anonymity to discuss sensitive   
   >information. The committee is also   
   >scrutinizing whether it received the   
   >full log from that day.   
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   >https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-calls-seven-hour-gap-january-6/   
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   Trump is a traitor and covering his tracks must be by somebody smarter   
   then he is because he wouldn't know how.   
      
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